Chris LaBarbera plays Double C "Track Routine"

This is part of an exercise designed by Dr. Donald S. Reinhardt called "The Track Routine" where the student plays tongued first and then slurs on the same setting. Reinhardt's version is written up to a G (four leger lines) and Chris extended it to the double C. This drill requires you to play tongued, slurred, high and low (not to mention loud and soft) all on one embouchure setting.

Chris is a devoted Reinhardt student, having studied with Reinhardt from 1979 until shortly before Reinhardt's death in 1989, and continues be a dedicated student of the teachings of Reinhardt. Chris lives in Florida and is a full-time musician.

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[JazzyJonas]

Jesus, what a beast! Is he related to John or Pat LaBarbara? I had the good fortune of studying with John in grad school and he blows a mean trumpet too!

[warmaste103]

I like how his eyebrows move up and down with the notes

[PINCHUNO]

@jajalindromo Evidentemente no sabes quien es Chris. Y su sonido es grandisimo. Esto es un vídeo casero donde no se aprecia nada el volumen que genera este gran músico. Si le habías oído tocando Conerto for trumpet, de Harry James, no dirías que no sabe tocar la trompeta. Escucha mas música my friend.

[oscarin835]

@jajalindromo jajaja tienes toda la razon parece mloco de manicomio estoy de acuerdo contigo

[UpperRegister]

Chris is the greatest and so so humble about hit incredible talent on the trumpet

[bawno23]

@jazzera10 Warm-ups and exercises are two totally different things. You warm up to do this stuff on your days off for most of the time. This will help you learn to play properly AFTER warmed up.

[vickilee1231]

jajalindromo el unico maricon aqui eres tu! La unica cosa que sabes soplar es una pinga.

[jajalindromo]

Eso no vale para nada. No es tocar la trompeta. Que mierda de sonido y que cara de loco fugado de manicomio. Jjajajajajaa

[josantmomx2]

MUY CABRON VATO FELICIDADES!!!!!!!!



[trumpetnikeee]

i think he was born to be a lead trumpeter